Shortcut 2.0

Document, plan, build, shipHey Hunters!

Kurt here, CEO and co-founder of Shortcut, and we are thrilled to launch Shortcut 2.0 to the Product Hunt community. For those of you unfamiliar with Shortcut, we are a product development tool that helps software teams collaborate and build better software together.

Since we started Shortcut in 2016, we’ve added hundreds of features and integrations to the platform and we now serve tens of thousands of software teams and hundreds of thousands of builders who are creating amazing things.

Today, we’re launching Shortcut 2.0 with the rollout of our newest feature, Docs. In Shortcut, a Doc doesn’t live in some other tool that you have to context shift to in order to get any work done. A Doc is part of the fabric of Shortcut, it’s directly connected to the work that you do everyday and it’s integrated with everything that you do.

Docs don’t wither and die once the work starts, they’re an integrated part of the workflow to keep everyone on the same page about the work being done.

Over the last six years of building Shortcut, we’ve learned a ton from the thousands of teams that use it everyday, and we’ve written up the principles that we think make for the best way to build products. We call it The Shortcut Way and you can read it here. Docs is a big part of what we’re building out to support The Shortcut Way, but you’ll soon see deeper integrations with the tools that you use, more automations for your workflows, and richer Docs functionality coming very soon.

I’d love to hear what you think of Shortcut 2.0 and The Shortcut Way (https://shortcut.com/way) in the comments below. Thank you to our community and customers for your feedback and support!

(And of course, Shortcut is always free for teams of 10 or less, we'd be excited if you gave it a try today at https://shortcut.com/signup/)